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High Performance Computing High Performance Computing The CRC operates a state of the art High Performance Computing (HPC) facility providing advanced computing support to researchers within Notre Dame, the local community and industry. The facility is highly secure and reliable and can be accessed securely and seamlessly. The CRC systems have a wide range of software installed, including applications for: Computational Chemistry, CFD & Engineering, Climate Modeling & Earth Systems, Computational Physics, Bioinformatics, Math Libraries and Statistics and Mathematics Environments.            HPC manages parallel supercomputers, clusters, grid networks and storage (around 10,000 cores total and 350TB storage) which provide exceptional levels of processing speed and power compared to desktop and monolithic mainframe systems. Tasks which can be most effectively resolved by segmenting the problem into a number of parallel tasks can be efficiently carried out by a CRC cluster. Researchers gain a cost-effective competitive advantage by using CRC's expertise and computing power. HPC systems at CRC are highly optimized by our expert staff to ensure maximum performance. Objectives
To acknowledge support from the CRC please use the following citation: "This research was supported in part by the Notre Dame Center for Research Computing through [CRC resources]. [We specifically acknowledge the assistance of <relevant CRC staff members' names>]" |
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